Whether you’re planning a whole new kitchen project or looking to update a few key elements to freshen things up, a swish new sink and tap will add instant style and durability to your space. As with any hardworking part of the kitchen puzzle, one of the most important things to consider is the material. This will have a huge impact on its longevity and durability so it’s essential to look at all the benefits that each material can offer.
Granite composite sinks are a great investment for your kitchen, as they are ultra-hygienic thanks to their natural antibacterial surface, which repels microbes and stains. They are also non-porous and hardwearing due to the way they are formed under extreme pressure. Because the surface material is non-porous, this means that there’s nowhere for dirt and bacteria to hide and thrive, making granite sinks food-safe, so you not only have a hardwearing sink but you also have additional space for food prep, too. What’s more, any ingredients that are prepared on the surface won’t leave odours so you can chop that garlic as much as you want, knowing it won’t leave a trace.
Rangemaster’s Prato Igneous Granite Inset Sink is an ultra-practical workstation sink with three levels to maximise space within the bowl and a range of handy sliding accessories – cutting board, colander and flex drainer – that can be positioned on these three levels depending on what you need at the time. It comes in four colourways – Charcoal, Pebble, Concrete and Arctic White – perfect for contemporary and classic kitchen schemes alike.
Rangemaster Igneous Granite sinks are made from a combination of quartz and high-grade acrylic, which makes them incredibly robust and resistant to everyday wear and tear, including scratches and stains - great news if you’re always spilling lemon juice or red wine. They are also so easy to clean and come in a wide choice of styles and colours, so you can complement or contrast your sink with your cabinets to create the perfect look for your kitchen design.
Take the Loa Igneous Granite Sink. In a choice of Single, 1.5 and Double bowl styles, it also comes in Arctic White, Charcoal, Concrete and Pebble colours, just like the Prato Workstation Sink above.
As well as being easy to clean and stain and scratch resistant, Rangemaster’s Igneous Granite sinks are also impact, rust and heat resistant, so you can rest hot pans on the sink or drainer while you’re dishing up dinner without the worry of scalding the surface.
Rangemaster’s Igneous Granite sinks are also enhanced with UV stability to protect the colour from fading, so no need to worry if your sink sits in the full glare of the sun under the kitchen window.
There’s also plenty to choose from whether you’re looking for an undermount or inset sink. Rangemaster’s Oridian Undermount Igneous Granite Sink for instance, in Charcoal, Concrete, Pebble or Arctic White, is available as Single and 1.5 bowl designs with large bowls for ample space to wash up large pans and baking trays and there’s also an inset collection for laminate worksurface installation.
To complement your granite sink, Rangemaster also has a selection of Igneous Granite Kitchen Taps in single and dual lever designs and Dove Grey, Ash Black and Crystal White colours to coordinate with your chosen sink.
This Dove Grey dual lever style looks stunning with the matching Paragon Igneous Granite Undermount Sink, while the Crystal White tap is perfect for the Andesite Igneous Granite Inset Sink.
Give your wet zone a revamp and splash out on a sleek new granite composite sink and tap for both practical and aesthetic appeal.
